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CHANGE:Committed 2 Humanitarian Alternative for Nature & Green Environment. Supported by individuals like you, we strive to make a lasting impact in environmental conservation.

CHANGE is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to harnessing the collective power and awareness of primarily the younger generation in defending the environment and fostering social development. Affiliated with the Center for Biological Diversity, we firmly believe that human well-being is intrinsically linked to the natural world. Our primary objectives include environmental prot

ection and conservation. We rely solely on voluntary donations from individual supporters and grants from foundations. We neither solicit nor accept financial contributions from governments, corporations, political parties, or multinational governmental bodies, making us a truly independent organization that engages with people from all walks of life. CHANGE was conceived by students from the 12th batch of the Department of Environmental Sciences at Jahangirnagar University. The organization was officially established on March 23, 2011. Our acronym stands for 'Committed to Humanitarian Alternatives for Nature and a Green Environment.' Our inaugural initiative focused on raising awareness about the massive disaster in Japan, honoring the victims, and instilling a sense of environmental responsibility among the public. This endeavor served as our first stepping stone in our journey toward environmental stewardship. As stewards of the Earth, we are committed to combating environmental degradation. Inspired by a humanitarian ethos, we have taken it upon ourselves to improve the state of our surrounding environment. In a world where poverty is reaching alarming levels, we recognize the threats we've posed to our surroundings. Empowered by our collective will, youthful energy, awareness, and sense of humanity, we are determined to CHANGE for the betterment of our Earth!

25/09/2023

The year 2013 is the year of International Water Cooperation. In Bangladesh water is the lifeline of the community. The country is an active delta and 60% of the country is wetland of different types. There are 230 rivers and 57 international rivers. The irrigation system of the country is mostly dependent on the rain and surface water. The wellbeing of rivers is a must to ensure food security. The country is vulnerable to climate change, and the water system is the most vulnerable sector to climate change. The Objective of the year of International Water Cooperation is to raise awareness, both on the potential for increased cooperation, and on the challenges facing water management in light of the increase in demand for water access, allocation & services. In Bangladesh major crisis of water sector are as follows: • Water grabbing • Water Pollution • Week response to Trans-boundary polices • Urbanization • Industrialization • Climate Change • Power practices • Corruption • Mismanagement

In Bangladesh, millions of farmers in the coastal south are seeing their lives turned upside down by the climate crisis....
25/09/2023

In Bangladesh, millions of farmers in the coastal south are seeing their lives turned upside down by the climate crisis.

In Bangladesh, millions of farmers in the coastal south are seeing their lives turned upside down by the climate crisis. In this special feature, Mohammad Ka...

Climate change poses a significant threat to Bangladesh, a low-lying country situated in South Asia that is heavily reli...
09/09/2023

Climate change poses a significant threat to Bangladesh, a low-lying country situated in South Asia that is heavily reliant on agriculture and densely populated. Due to its geographical location and topography, the country is exceptionally vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, including sea-level rise, increased frequency and severity of cyclones, heavy rainfall, and flooding.

Bangladesh is the country most vulnerable to climate change. World leaders are trying to agree to limit the rise in global temperatures to two degrees by 205...

World Water Day 2016
21/03/2016

World Water Day 2016

This year’s WED theme is 7 Billion Dreams. 1 Planet. Consume with Care. Time for ...
02/06/2015

This year’s WED theme is 7 Billion Dreams. 1 Planet. Consume with Care.
Time for ...

A work of CHANGE:Committed 2 Humanitarian Alternative for Nature & Green Environment. done in 2013 funded by Oxfam GB Th...
21/10/2014

A work of CHANGE:Committed 2 Humanitarian Alternative for Nature & Green Environment. done in 2013 funded by Oxfam GB This is the video documentary on the campaigning program named Strengthen the Civil Society Capacity and Voice on Water Cooperation. This documentary was a production of CHANGE. Watch this in..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXcc1g15q6w

International year of water cooperation 2013 will be celebrated following different advocacy and campaign tools to strengthen the Civil Society Capacity and ...

World Environment Day- 2014
05/06/2014

World Environment Day- 2014

Participants and Volunteers from CHANGE in association with Oxfam in Bangladesh
08/05/2014

Participants and Volunteers from CHANGE in association with Oxfam in Bangladesh

The year 2013 is the year of International Water Cooperation. In Bangladesh water is the lifeline of the community. The ...
01/07/2013

The year 2013 is the year of International Water Cooperation. In Bangladesh water is the lifeline of the community. The country is an active delta and 60% of the country is wetland of different types. There are 230 rivers and 57 international rivers. The irrigation system of the country is mostly dependent on the rain and surface water. The wellbeing of rivers is a must to ensure food security. The country is vulnerable to climate change, and the water system is the most vulnerable sector to climate change. The Objective of the year of International Water Cooperation is to raise awareness, both on the potential for increased cooperation, and on the challenges facing water management in light of the increase in demand for water access, allocation & services. In Bangladesh major crisis of water sector are as follows: • Water grabbing • Water Pollution • Week response to Trans-boundary polices • Urbanization • Industrialization • Climate Change • Power practices • Corruption • Mismanagement

23/06/2013

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